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Growing up with a famous parent isn't easy, as the children often have to work hard to emerge from their parents' shadows and gain independence -- especially if they want entertainment careers of their own. "Growing Up Hip Hop" documents the lives of a tight-knit group of friends, most of whom have at least one parent who is famous. Angela Simmons, the daughter of Run-D.M.C.'s Rev Run, is a model and fashion designer; Romeo Miller has followed in the footsteps of his father, Master P, in becoming a musician; entrepreneur Damon "Boogie" Dash is the son of former record executive Damon Dash; singer Kristinia DeBarge, the daughter of James DeBarge, struggles to choose between family and fame; TJ Mizell, a DJ whose father was Run-D.M.C. member Jam Master Jay, views Angela as family since both of their dads were in Run-D.M.C.; and aspiring singer Egypt Criss gets her talent from both mom and dad -- Pepa from Salt-N-Pepa and Treach from Naughty by Nature.

The phrase "ball and chain" takes on a whole new meaning in "Love After Lockup." Couples meet their potential future spouses for the first time once the bars are removed from the relationship. The way is full of bumps -- and some strong emotions -- along its rocky road, but these inmates are tasting freedom for the first time in a long while. Viewers follow along as they leave their paper and pen behind and jump straight into dating, meeting the family and experiencing other first-time, nerve-wracking moments.

June Shannon -- better known as "Mama June" -- gained fame as the mother of young beauty pageant contestant Honey Boo Boo on various reality shows. With that notoriety came jokes from comedians and people on social media about her weight. Coming off the end of her marriage to Sugar Bear and facing health issues, Mama June wants to do something about her weight and slim down so she can start a new life with a new body and, she hopes, a new love. Any attempt at losing weight is challenging and requires a strong support system. For Mama June, that includes now-preteen Honey Boo Boo, daughter Pumpkin and lifelong friend Big Mike. In addition to undergoing a series of surgeries, Mama June undertakes an intense workout routine led by drill sergeant-style trainer Kenya Crooks to help shed the pounds.

Being in the spotlight doesn't necessarily make life easier for reality TV stars and, in fact, often makes things harder for the celebrities. Oftentimes, their relationships suffer from the notoriety. In this series of the "Marriage Boot Camp" franchise, stars of such shows as "The Real Housewives" and "Bad Girls Club" seek help from therapists and other experts to prevent their personal relationships -- either romantic or familial -- from getting worse. The therapists put the celebs and their loved ones through their form of boot camp, testing them with challenges that include revealing some of their deepest secrets and personal woes.

On "Untold Stories of Hip Hop," legendary radio show host Angie Martinez sits down for tell-all interviews with the biggest names in hip-hop, including Cardi B, Snoop Dogg, Queen Latifah and others. Known as the "Voice of New York," Martinez is famous for her news-breaking interviews with Jay-Z, R. Kelly, Chris Brown, The Notorious B.I.G., Tupac Shakur and President Barack Obama. With her authentic and affable style, Martinez is celebrated for her ability to connect with interviewees who make jaw-dropping revelations and share never-before-told stories about their lives and careers. Now, she executive produces this interview series on WE tv during which she convinces the members of hip-hop royalty to spill the tea. Other guests include Ice Cube, Nelly, A$AP Rocky, DJ Khaled, Wyclef Jean, Ja Rule, Fat Joe and others.

Based on the popular digital series of the same name, "Extreme Love" focuses on all manners of wild and unique instances of love. Such tales of vampires, sister wives, polyamorous couples, sugar babies and adult babies, unique fantasies, and many other unique relationships. These unique relationships prove that there is someone out there for everyone. Shocking and outrageous, these are love stories with a twist.

You may not know the names Cheryl Clemons, Leanne Lyons and Tamara George, but chances are you're familiar with their work. The trio achieved fame in the 1990s performing as musical group SWV. The group -- which was nominated for the Best New Artist Grammy in 1994 -- split up in 1998 and reunited in 2005, which led to sporadic work over the next few years before reuniting full-time and releasing a new album in 2012. This docuseries follows the women as they learn to live and perform together again as they hit the road for their comeback tour. In order for the reunion to work, they'll have to overcome issues that led to the group breaking up in the '90s, while dealing with new challenges that include health scares, family issues and management drama.

Chef Lawrence Page moved his Pink Tea Cup restaurant to Brooklyn to try to bring his soul-food concept to the next level in the hopes of landing a coveted Michelin star. He and his team quickly learn that it takes more than good cooking to reach the level he wants to achieve. While running the eatery, Page has to manage cat fights, power moves and love triangles between members of his staff. General manager Ana -- also Page's hot-tempered girlfriend -- leads the crew, which includes flirty hostess Sana, who's not afraid to stand up to Ana; lead server Thandi; and head bartender Candice, who is as sweet as her drinks but not yet up to Michelin-star standards. Providing much-needed comic relief at the restaurant are twins Dominic and Stef, who can't seem to get much right. Page must keep his eye on the prize while trying to successfully manage his personal and professional lives if he wants to join the ranks of chefs who have a Michelin star attached to their name.

Godzilla has nothing on a bride-to-be planning her dream wedding, as evidenced by the aptly named "Bridezillas." The docu-series follows women who were perfectly normal before wedding planning took over her life. Grimly determined to realize their "dream wedding" at all costs, these out-of-control brides make the time leading up to their day of days an utter nightmare for everyone around them. In the end, they hope all the stress and meltdowns are worth it and they have the perfect wedding they've been dreaming of since they were little.

Singer Toni Braxton has had some ups and downs in her career, ranging from No. 1 hits to marriage (and eventual separation) and bankruptcy. The roller coaster ride that is Toni's life seems to continue on this reality series, in which she is joined by her sisters -- Traci, Tamar, Trina and Towanda -- and their mother, Evelyn. The tight-knit group of sisters' battle for the spotlight includes sibling rivalry, man drama and a DUI. Mom referees the action as the sisters' love for one another tries to keep them together during life's trials and tribulations.

Atlanta has become a hotbed for hip-hop music, and it is the setting for this reality series that explores what life is like for a tight-knit crew of friends, many of whom have family members who are well-known in the hip-hop community. But like any family, Atlanta's next generation of hip-hop stars do not always get along. Growing up together in the shadow of their legendary parents has established tight bonds and bitter rivalries, as everybody fights for their chance to push their way into the spotlight. The well-connected Atlanta crew features, among others, Bow Wow, Da Brat, Waka Flocka Flame, Tammy Rivera, and Andrea "Drea" Kelly, the ex-wife of R. Kelly.

"Beyond the Pole" explores the world of some of Atlanta's most famous strippers. Although the series is about strippers, the message is more important by examining the question, "what's your life beyond the pole?" and what these women want out of life. Ex-stripper and self-made millionaire Coach Stormy Wellington (a.k.a. Pitbull in a skirt) provides help and guidance to these women who want it and helps guide them to a place they wouldn't normally have found on their own, without her help: financial freedom.

"Beyond the Pole" explores the world of some of Atlanta's most famous strippers. Although the series is about strippers, the message is more important by examining the question, "what's your life beyond the pole?" and what these women want out of life. Ex-stripper and self-made millionaire Coach Stormy Wellington (a.k.a. Pitbull in a skirt) provides help and guidance to these women who want it and helps guide them to a place they wouldn't normally have found on their own, without her help: financial freedom.

WE tv expands on its hit franchise with "Growing Up Hip Hop: New York." In this reality series, the scions of hip-hop royalty navigate life in the Big Apple while looking for love and hustling to prove their mettle in the music industry. They enjoy the perks life has to offer while trying to avoid the pitfalls associated with being the sons and daughters of famous parents. The drama-filled episodes spotlight fractured relationships, sibling rivalries, arrests, love triangles, pregnancies, DNA tests, and more. The cast includes Ja Rule and children Jeff Bruce Atkins Jr. and Brittney Atkins; music mogul Irv Gotti and children Angie Pearson and Jonathan "JJ" Wilson Lorenzo; Fat Joe with son Ryan Cartagena; Charli Baltimore and daughter DJ Siaani; Young Dirty Bastard; Flavor Flav and children Da'Zyna, Quan and Will; JoJo Simmons; Lil' Mama and brother Arnstar; Kid Capri with daughter Vina Love and industry manager Madina Milana.